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 1 Intro,   0 |           certainly be considered an important means for presenting
 2   2,   1   |           that is, the homily, as an integral part of the liturgy,
 3   2,   3   |         texts:~a. Some constitute an independent rite or act,
 4   2,   4   |           is a reading, a prayer, an instruction, an acclamation,
 5   2,   4   |           prayer, an instruction, an acclamation, or a song;
 6   2,   8   |     priest's absolution brings to an end.~KYRIE ELEISON~
 7   2,   8   |               31. The «Gloria» is an ancient hymn in which the
 8   2,   9   |    responsorial psalm or gradual, an integral part of the liturgy
 9   2,   9   |          the «Alleluia», there is an option to use either the
10   2,   9   |                 41. The homily is an integral part of the liturgy
11   2,  10   |          then washes his hands as an expression of his desire
12   2,  10   | preparation of the gifts comes to an end through the invitation
13   2,  10   |      Sanctus» This acclamation is an intrinsic part of the eucharistic
14   2,  10   |           Christ the Mediator, to an ever more complete union
15   2,  10   |           people's acclamation is an assent and a conclusion. ~
16   2,  10   |          Christ's body more fully an act of community. The song
17   2,  10   |           a hymn after communion.~An antiphon from the «Graduale
18   2,  10   |          or without the psalm, or an antiphon with psalm from «
19   3,  11   |   assembly gathered for Mass have an individual right and duty
20   3,  11   |        possess singing talent and an aptitude for correct pronunciation
21   4,  11   |          desirable that as a rule an acolyte, a reader, and a
22   4,  12   |           vestments.~All who wear an alb should use a cincture
23   4,  12   |         should use a cincture and an amice, unless other provision
24   4,  17   |          Mass for the blessing of an abbot;~2. in addition, with
25   4,  17   |       form, follows the norms for an individual celebration,
26   4,  21   |    intercessions, «May he make us an everlasting gift» and «Lord,
27   4,  33   |           of their ordination;~4. an abbess at the Mass in which
28   4,  33   |        Mass in which they receive an ecclesiastical mission;~
29   4,  33   |           by religious vows or by an offering or promise; also
30   4,  33   |       another assisting priest or an acolyte:~a. The celebrant
31   4,  33   |      another priest assisting, or an acolyte present:~a. The
32   4,  33   |      another assisting priest, or an acolyte present:~a. For
33   4,  33   |      another assisting priest, or an acolyte is present, he holds
34   5,  33   |         assembled at Mass possess an organic and hierarchical
35   5,  33   |          the eucharist must be on an altar, either fixed or movable.
36   5,  33   |           other circumstances are an obstacle (for example, if
37   5,  33   |   sacrament should be reserved at an altar or elsewhere, in keeping
38   6,  34   |           fit without a cincture. An amice should be put on first
39   7,  34   |          This will be achieved by an intelligent use of the broad
40   7,  34   |         weekday Mass, the Mass of an optional memorial, the Mass
41   7,  34   |      satisfy their devotion.~When an option is given between
42   7,  35   |   Testament, from the writings of an apostle, and from a Gospel.
43   7,  35   |           taken from the texts of an approved lectionary.~
44   7,  36   |   collection of texts that create an opportunity continually
45   7,  38   |          the texts are taken from an approved lectionary~ ~
46   8,  38   |           or with his permission, an appropriate Mass maybe celebrated
47   8,  38   |       Ordinary Time when there is an optional memorial or the
48   8,  38   |       Ordinary Time when there is an optional memorial or the
49 Appen1     |         to remember the nature of an admonition, and not make
50 Appen1     |       entrance rite should create an atmosphere of celebration.
51 Appen1     |           text, therefore, may be an appropriate song of praise
52 Appen1     |         Communion may be given in an orderly and reverent manner.~ ~
53 Appen1     |       homily may properly include an expression of praise and
54 Appen2     |                       12. ~QUERY: An organ accompaniment for
55 Appen2     |        that the offertory rite is an action of preparation for
56 Appen2     |    dropped since its meaning is: "an expression of the (priest'
57 Appen2     |           rite in silence or with an accompanying text; there
58 Appen2     |      selectiveness on the part of an individual or a community
59 Appen2     |    minister or layperson, who has an office to perform, should
60 Appen2     |      QUERY 1: In churches without an altar facing the people
61 Appen2     |       this same rubric also gives an explicit directive: "The
62 Appen2     |          by the whole assembly is an extension that is unlawful
63 Appen2     |        this desire be realized in an orderly and authentic way.
64 Appen2     |    minister or layperson, who has an office to perform, should
65 Appen2     |           consecration, "serve as an introduction to the acclamation" (
66 Appen2     |               263. ~QUERY: Should an altar with a table of wood
67 Appen2     |        Dedication of a Church and an Altar, May 29,1977.)~ ~
68 Appen2     |        hosts, but only to provide an option regarding size, thickness,
69 Appen2     |        the Roman Pontifical, with an anointing added in the case
70 Appen2     |         No. The query arises from an interpretation of the GIRM
71 Appen2     |       office is of the weekday or an optional memorial occurs.
72 Appen2     |         in Ordinary Time and when an optional memorial occurs,
73 Appen2     |         weekday Mass, the Mass of an optional memorial, the Mass
74 Appen2     |        329c at the end allows, as an option in favor of the faithful'
75 Appen2     |     Saturday of the month even if an obligatory memorial occurs? ~